After a few maintenance updates, Google is readying a more significant Chrome update that fixes a known security issue and delivers an improved V8 JavaScript interpreter.
The updated version also addresses some of the missing end-user features, such as more privacy options, a separate bookmark manager and a re-worked pop-up blocker that no longer blocks annoying pop-up windows by loading them in a minimized window state.
Source: TG Daily
Now that you have installed the Google browser let’s have some fun with it: Stephen Shankland discovered some easter eggs which are activated using the “about:” command.
Here are the commands:
In order to trigger the easter egg, type the commands in the address bar. Enjoy 
After a day from the Google announcement made in the form of comic book, their web browser named Chrome is available for download.
At a first glance I can say that it has a clean interface, nice tabs and a very good suggestion system (It’s a Google product after all). I haven’t thoroughly tested it, but Google Chrome is designed to compete with the hard players like Internet Explorer or Firefox.
The Chrome browser is open source and the current version is a beta release. What do you think of the Google new toy ?
Powered by WordPress. Theme: TheBuckmaker. Geld, Kaefig
